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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-26
NOVEMBER, 18TH, 1887,

a tract ofland lying upon Mill Creek,n near
Bunker Hill, said county of Berkeley, con-
tanning about 20 acres, upon which are
large Merchant Mill Capacity, 80 barrels,
comforta PIE dwelling house, barn and 9TH
err out buildings. The mill is situated on
a stream which never fails or freezes.
Bunker Hill is situated on the turnpike,
equal distance from Martinsbnrg and VIM
chester. II has the advantage of stores,
churches and schools.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash aud
the remainder in one and two years, with
interest on deferred payment from date of
sale. Deferred payment to be secured by
a reservation in the conveyance. A de-
post of 800 will be required from the pur-
chaser on day of sale. Information In re-
lation TO the property will be given appl-
cation to c. 4. Sauerwein, Baltimore, Md,
ms JOHN w. DODD.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-26
Public Sale
of valuable
Mill Property,
At Mill Creek. Berkeley County,
w. Va.

BY authority of the owners, the under.
signed will offer at public sale, before the
front door of the Court House at Martins
burg. on
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-26

HARPER q BROTHERS, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
Scotia aus &arbtTe,t.

Wian ibdlt bte &iirbtfie, retrttgt fte BON
ben tntpeliOigen Saiern un0 &ernen un6
16nei6et bas refine &itr6tsfeti6 in Stide
bon Ser @r0Be elmer @alnuB. 9teie t6ut
man, ungepal6en urb gan3 obne @aiier,
in groBe Xopfe, tpelcbe ntdt boil gefiut
tper6en bitrfen, unb ldBt Tie ant Seuer
fo6en, Bis oardus etne biinne 8rii6e getuorz
ben TIT. Nfan 9ieBt bieielbe 6urb 0einz
30pfen 3urii6ge6Itebene &iirbtSfleti9 our6
Slider, Inn bic 6arin gebliebene 8riibe
auh 3t g~eptnnen; lebtere itebet man in
etnem &eliel Elm; bis iie Bic 9ide zines
SprupS ober 6onigs erlangt bat, tpobet ite
beitdnbig abgei0dumt lptr0. 9ieie eingez
iotterle, bonigartige Wtaile miro IN i%teinerz
men TDpfen 8ll11t @ebrau6 aufbetpa6rt.
Sic bat Die SuBigteit 6eS 6ontgS uno lit
3u &aIti6alen un0 &o6ipetien anitatt
!3ufer 81 gebrau6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
Sic 8tten Seitem eitter I1GeGtem
Grntc.

90 ungeretmt es fltngen mag, 10 Fat bod
in Ser Shat oub cine ihle6te @rnte i6re
gltten Seiten. Wenn oieie guten Seiten
ntdt ibrer Wi9tt9fett ta9 gemiir6igt tperz
ben, 10 liegt Das 8unneiit baran. baB lie gum
8ori6etn fomrnen obne unler i3utbun, 9qua
lllab0atgig BON IN Ierem Wliniden unb
WolIen. vQBenn es na6 unS gtn9e," lagte
Elm after erfabre1er Bauer in 9euti6lan6,
Der pGDrenO letner 2ebenS5ett gar oft BEN
Nedlel bon guten unO l6le6ten Grnten,
bon nieort9en uno bo6etYretlen mttgen1a6t
bate, vunb mir ieoes Sa6r oieGrnte bitten,
ipel6e mir bur6 ultlere Nrbett 3l e~rrtngen
geberlfen, unlere @r3e1gniiie tpiir0en gar
teitten Bertb baben; mir nirben lti6t 10
Diel @elo in Sic 6dnbe befommer, Inn oas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oafiir bei6affen 81 fon>
zen" 0teier Qlusipru6 bat in unierem
9anoe faIt nod meDr 8ere9tigu1g, ba mir
eigentlt6 forttpdbreno I'M neberfluiie leben.
9te S0reGniile, ipel6e IN friberen 3etten
nit elmer WetBernte Derbull0en tparelt, FEM
men mir mn nod BON 6orenlagen. gto9z
Dem Das Qan3e ar1gebaute Qatlb nit @tlen>
babnen Iberiponnen lit, fantt IS 1t1t mebr
%porfommen, oaB Mtal1gel in elmer @egeno
etntritt, pd1renb eirige 6urbert Wfeilen
e~ntfernt l1eberfluB berri6t, unO Der Sarmer
BET oDllen Spet6ern Derarmt, tDte oteS IN
europa, bot benz 8du Der @tienbabnen, Ser
Sail gerDelert 1T.
Sin 8olf aber, tpel9es tmmer i'm l1eberz
fluff lebt, 10 baB Sober Die mirflt6 nptbtpen>
6taen Qebensbeoirfniiie UNI Elm @ertnges
erla1gen fanlt, muB auf Die 9auer Die rt6z
ttqe 8ertbi6dBung oerielben perlteren un6
aur Observation-Disclosures un6 Geri6penz
6ung binrneigen. @eun Oteie @tgeni6aften
ff6 belonoers I'M @eiten bemertti6 MAIDEN,
10 lit 6as ielbitperitdnolt6. Sft bort man,
DaB Elm alter Sdrmer ia9t: n6ter IN bteiem
Qanoe fptrb mebr unter bic SiiBe getreten,
tpte man in 9euti6lano %erntet." 9as mag
ilbertrieben Ietn. @ber i6ltmm 9enug it's
tmmerbtn. I'm nur Die Nrbetten in Der
firaeiten I3eit gu berri6ten, tueroen I'M
molfen oeS i10niten @etretoes our6 unadtz
1amfeit sun1 She'll Dber gang berOorben un0
neri6iItfet. vOie Shtpeine ftnoen's bod,
troItet man fi9, bod OaS lit Elm i6le9ter
Srot, 6enn benen ipiroe IS better gut tbun,
pen1 fie IS geregelt un0 in 9ltem 3uitanoe
befommen, als penn lie es bal6 Deroorben
aus benz Orede aufiu6en. Nebnlt6 ptro
init 9[Ie1n p~erfabren. 90 lange @raS int
lIeberflulie porbanben lit, i6netoet man
Iieber 10 bel mebr baDon, Darntt maj bod
QtSfommt, tpenn alt6 eth 9roBer SDetl oerz
6irbt. obldon es trobbem ntdt ielten lit,
6qB i'm Trii6iabr empftnOlt6er Wtangel ei1s
trtft. Sin 6erartiger 3uftano iibt l6on
auf bic often einen l6ltn1n1en GtnTuB, obs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
@ats FIR SoS Wieb.

8eim &in6pteb, tnsbeion0ere ben &it6en,
1Da man ft6 Der WGthe Ser Salsga6en ni1t
DerorteBen loliet, bauptlG6lt6 BET eri9Laf>
fenoem SHUTTER. Son allen befarnten Slttterz
mttteln entbGlt gutes gSielenbeu nod bas
net1te Sal3, &leebeu loon t%peniger, nod
tDentger &orner uno StroD, am tpenigiten
&artDfteln. Sc 1a6 ben Tuttermttteln gebe
man mebr oOer t%pentger; retdt man es fir
1t9 ouetn alS 2edlol3, 10 5etgt it6 IN Der
groBeren Doer gert11geren @ter, nit tpelder
eS g%enolIe1 tptrD, oh oa5 T9ier nte6r ooer
tpe1ltger gebrau6t, poer 8eoirfntB CUR 2[ufz
rabme bat. Mm beIten ler1t Der Sarn1er Der.
gtuBen unO Die JtotDtpenotgfeit oeS 8te6z
idl5eS fertnen, tpent CT berglei6spei1e Slit
terltngS1Yrpben %anitelt, nGlnltG1 an etniqe
Sbtere regelmaBtg Sals, an an6ere qar
feineS berabret6t. S%nsbelonoere seiot {i6
Dtes BET Sungtbieren. Sur9e Sttere, Elm
Sabr lang obne Sals gefiittert, seiaen inn
gdnSen QluSie6en, inn 6aar, I'M SemperQz
melt balo Elm gang dnbereS 8tlo, ais iolbe,
tpelde r~e9ellndBig Sal3 erbalten. 8et lebfes
rem ttnoet man et1 glattes, glan3enbeS, ouf7
lte9ell0es 9aar, tie 5etgelt groBe 2eb6afttg@
tett, dlBern balo1 ben Srteb na6 8egattung,
t1r5 urterl6etoen it9 bel poQfommten gleiz
der Sittterung 1ebr gum 8ortbeil gegen
1elte, Oettelt bas Sal5 ent5pgen iplroe. Cine
1@lebte, nnan1eDnli6e 8el0affenDeit Ser
5aaroefe 1T ME Elm giinitigeS .3etden fir
Die QualttGt 6es 36iere5, Delln IS ioa lnebr
ais man 9laubt, Die GuBere 6aut Ser Sptez
gel fir Die 8el6affenbeit oes SSnnern ietn.
Sol9e Sttere perfaufen ii6 aud [eihter,
oils SDtere init itrlpptgem, b~urdbetnan6erz
lte9enoem 0aar. Gtnen gleiden, ii6er6aupt
Der 0eiunobett 5utrdgIi9en GinfluB BAT oas
Sala bet ben Yferoen; bod empfte9lt it6 oa
Die 5%etttpeiie Q%nbrtngu1tg bon 9efitejnen,
nm eine ptlfirli9e Qlufna6me 6erbei3uz
flibre1. Sci S6meinen lit eS belonoers Sen
Serfeln 5utrd9li9 es reist ben Nppetit uno
befOroert bic 8~erOauun9; Mafti6luetnen
teoo0 nrr barn, tpenn bas 3Sutter fein
ober tpentg Sala bon gtatur aus ent6Glt,
tpte g ,&oggenfleie unO Gartoffelu. 3to98enz
tlete lit lberbaupt oaS ial3drmite SHUTTER,
nno fam Die TreBluit nun erbaltet tperoen,
tpen1 man regelmdBige Sal3gaben uerobz
ret6t. gu itarfer Sal3genuB lit Ben Sdipeiz
men mebr ais benz an6eren Iie6 na6tbei(id.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

einen gtoben 9~urnlnelplaB baben nit Ioier
@roe, in Der tie ltaD Snieften idarren f0nz
men, oa mtro 0ieie 0%etpo6n6eit n;etra[S bez
obadtet. Grit i'm etgen &atme tritt bieIe
ltnittte duf. MerbtngS lit iie ben T6ieren
lelblt ntdt i6doli6, oa tie babel qars ant
gebei6en; aber unbequem unb ablbredenb
lit Die Sadie imn1erbtn lno 0es6al6 ipert6.
bag man it9 init Witteln CUR 9lbbIlfe Be-
i6Gfttge. gfd6 biellettigen Grfabrunoen be-
gtnnt 0teie @etpDbn6eit unter Dem 0efliioelz
Dolf it6 etl1Suntiten i'm Sitter 3pii9en 5ipet
rno bier Wtonaten. 0enn INN DieIe 2eit
itroben 0ie iungen Teoern bon 8lut unb
Saft un0 6ieten Dem gefrdBigen 6G6n6en
etnelt oar DerlDdenDen &ederbtlielt. limb
tpenn zines Der 6dbn6en angefon9en, ba
lernen e5 balls ale a%noeren, un6 Tie Iin6
batlrt emfig binteretnanoer Der, ft9 bic Sc
oern aus5uraltfen.
0aB aIe @e9enmttteL it6 bts6er erfo[g=
Ios ertoieie1, BAT oartn letnen @runb, bqB
babel bic natilrli6en 2ebensgetpobnbeiten
Der S6iere nt6t in 8etra6t geSogen MUIR
ben. 2lle 0iibner baben Die unausrottbare
9{eigrng, bonn 2lrbru6 bes Cages bis 3um
2tbe1o 0lf ben 8etnen 5u iein unb unausz.
geieBt Der Sag0 mad Snieften 1nb anOerer
ytdbritllg ob5uliegen. Meroen tie barin
Qe6tn0ert, oann ettIteDt Elm unnatiirli6er
0(ppetit, tpelder barnit et1otgt, baB Tie it6
gegenietttg &amm uno Seoern auffreiien.
lin btele5 l1e6el 6~intan5ubalten, 1nuB man
1i6 al Die Singer3eige Der Jtatrr 6alten
unb Der Manoerluft oeS S6ieres mDglidit
freten Spielrdur1 getpdbren. un0 tDenn
man i'm Gaune bei6rGnft lit, muB ettpas
qel6eben, I'M ite 31 beI1Gfttgen, 0enn
Wtangel an i~onitiger T6Gtigfeit fIbrt gum
NeoernfreIien, 1tanentIt0 lit otes Ser Sail,
tDenlt Die &iidletn balb flitgge itro ODER
tpenn 0ie 6enne betm 8rittet lit. Sin
9utes Wltttel lit es, Sen tleinen 6G6nerbof
etnen Boil bod nit Spreu ober loier @rOe
gu bebeden un0 unter bteler Sage bon San6
ODER Spreu &0rner gu f%treuen. 9eniel6en
0tenft letitet Elm i'm @eflll9elbof tn etntger
60be a%ufgebGngtes Goblblatt ooer elmer
S~alatpflanSe. Die S6iere Der6en 6ann
imrter per1u6en binauf5uiprtngen, Inn it6
ben 9ederbtlien gu ueri6afen. 8enn
6ii9ner I'M ergen Gaum gebalten Deroen
miiifen, iollte i~iberbaltpt ie0eS Wttttel Ders
iu6t tperben, t6nen 8etpe9ung uno S6Gttg1
felt gu peri6affen. l1no Die gfabrltng mlB
babet INNER ret6lt6 ietn, t1anentlt6 an
@riinfutter barf eS nt6t febleu, tpte &obIa,
SulQtz un6 @emuie>Ql6fGQe ober gefodte
&artoffeln. 5eblt es an @rlnem, 10
freffen ie au6 GartoffeIi9aGen. 9tub Elm
tpe1ttg 9efo6tes Sleii6 ioaen fte erbalten,
tpieipo6I man6e bagegen iinO, neil iie it6
etnbtlben, baB babur9 Ser Nppetit auf Sc
bern angere9t tperbe. 0o6 Dies lit ni6t
Ser Sal. 9as ein3ige W2tttel, 6ibner int
engen 0taume por Dem TeDernfreiien gu be-
tpa6ren lit allo, tbnen 8epegung gu Derz
i6affen, iie rei9ltd 8u fiittern un6 es tbnen
ME an frti6em @ai1er feblen au laiien.
Benn bas geidiebt, ,tpiro 6teies 2aiter
.tpeoer i'm gel6loiienen Gaume nod in Ser
freien NQtur 8uln 8ori@etn fomn1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
9as SeSernfrefTen Der .Siibnsr.

Cine ben 6itbner3i1ter cur 8er3tpeifluno
brtngelloe untngenO ietner 6ii6ner 1T 0oS
Se0ernfrefien. SIT bteie Mfdnter etnmol in
benz Stale eingertiien unb tpirb lie Don eis
11er 0enne alsgefibrt, bann fin6et faum etz
mas Nnoeres 10 i6nea ieine gtada6mer I'M
ter ben Sniaiien mie 6ieies 9aIter. O2tt
SdreGen fann Der 6ibnerbatter tdqlt6 bie
3obl Der Sbiere it6 Dermebren ie6en, Sic
6teler unart gum Spfer falien, poqeoen es
i9etnbar fetn rettenbes Mittel al oeben
l9etnt. nn0 benno1 lit es qar niht AZ
i6per, btelem bGBltben Grei6en Al 6eoeg~
men. Gs 1T Oor9efommen, baB 6I6per.
tpelde nit oteler untugen6 be6aftet tpQren.
NIT Qusrlabme Der Sliigel, 6eS SGpeifes
uno oes 6alleS gang fabl, ipie oerunft aus
laben, oils Oh lie ieOen @ugenbltd an Sen
BrdtlpteB geiteft tperben lolten. Gs iii iee
oenfaus Elm unappetttlt6er Nnbltd, 6iele
lebenoig gerupften 6itbuer gu ie6en, uno
eberlo bdBli6 1T eS, fte gu beobahtel1, tpenn
tie It'd 9egenietttg Die Seoern ousreiBen.
Vtele Wltttel itnb bosegen uorgeidlooen
tporoe11, ollie ber9ebli6. Die 6i6ner lernen
6teles Safer in i9rer Susen6, unb, mie
16on ertpGbnt tpur6e, banr, lpe11u fie in III
rem 8etpegunsea bei9rdnft itn6. $50 iie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
@on @a0 atttS Ocrtt-
SnIano b.

9te Oh II oes artez
rtfantlhe1 Steutenant5 3 altuSft begeg>
net inter al1erifant lden T~adtnGnnern
tt6teoenen 3metflern. 90 err
ftGren 4. 8. Der I'M 8unDesotenfte ite6enDe
Glettrifer Sinclair in SanbD l6oof un0
lieutenant Sin6laD bonn Signalbureau,
0aB Ognamitgei6olie mo6l Elm altes Oolsz
16tft tDie ben 1leltlid bertpenoeten Schooner
I'M gtetD gOrfer 6afen, aber fein Sanger
1btff aertritmmern fDrtten. sic bestebelt
fi6 bierbet arf Geriude, Bic aus Ser geD0rt@
gen @ntferr1ung nit ltd6lerte1 Blatte1 an
9ettelt lp0roen leiert ur0 nobel Der 0D1antt
pie Ylattelt MIR letdt perbD9en, aber ni6t
ourdbobrt nod S~erriiien babe. Ne6nli6e
@rgebnifie bGtten Brobei0ieBen ge6a6t, Die
III OGllerlarf uno Grglaltb DorJenommen
tDoroet leien; IN 0Gneutarf babe iiD er9ez
ben, DaB IS 1900 Gfunb OOnamit be0iirfe,
i'm cine orei5Duige StaDlpldtte al 6urdz
bobren. Der @runb iei, baB ODnamtt cine
GngenbltGltde IND feline accllmulatioe gStr>
flung babe, DQbrerb 2ebteres Der Sal BET
QulDer Jet.
Sn WobtIe i1 Ilabama lit II II :
ter BEN S6Ilern Der 0ffentlt6en
9obid)ltle, 8arton>0lcaoemD, cine Su0en=
b a i auSge6ro6en. Q[Qe jiibil6en &inoer,
fpel6e bie S6ule beiu6ten, ftno nGmli6
BON ibren 6riltli6en Witi9iilern auf bas
i6dnOlidite miBbanoelt iporoen, uno niele
Daoon iino bereitS oe5ipegen aus Ser S6ule
fortgenommen uno in 8riuatiGuler eeianot
tporoeH. Gtnige @Itern purben aber flag
bar, unD bret Der 6auptit6eltbGter Iino iebt
bot Die @rarto SurD getpieien tuorben.
Mit Der 'GntideiDutg oes Oberz
IanbcDmmtiiGrs Sparfs betreffs
DeS GIN ie6lers &uoplf OtftIer
1lno ber S}orb 8ueiftc18ab ber>
bGlt es it6 10: Die 8a6n mobte Qnipru6
auf Die Oiltler'i6e 6eimitdtte, neil bas
Qano tnnerbal6 i6rer @uti6Gbigungs>
2dnoereien liege. 0iitIer bate it9 am Is.
@prtE 1885 auf benz itrettigen @runOitiid
n%ie0ergelaIier. uuter 6intpeiS auf biele
S6atN Noe ilt6te er am Is. ltopem6er 1885
Darum had, OaB ibnt Die betreffenoe 8tertel>
SeftiDn ais 6eimitdtte 5ugeipieien tperbe.
9te in 9teoe lte9enoei1 $50 9lcre tparer, tpie
es 9eiBt, lett Dem Is. 9tuguit 1870 ni6t
mebr unter ben 5u Der9ebenoen 0eimitGtten
aufgefii6rt. unb bic 8abn9eleQi6aft bate
am Il. Wtat 1885 bas fragli6e @runoitiid
III Die Qiite tbrer @ntihGoigu1gs> 9drbereie11
nUfne6men la11en. Siltler ~lteferte jeoo6
ben 8etpeis, 0aB er in 8e3ug auf Wobnung,
0er6eiierungen II. ~. ben geleBli6en 8Or>
i6riften Do0ltGnbig @eniige 9eleiitet babe.
9as 0anbamt 81 Olympia I'M Serritorium
@al6ington, entl9ieo oenn a19, baB benz
9iitler Die BeftBergretfung geitattet, Oa9e@
gen oas @runOftaf in Der @nti3GeigHn8ss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
3 d Ano1at Tiotni0a
Wy HAMBURGER
(4S&sM TROPF
0eaem Mooela(etDesa

bG- 8eri9te iiber bic GrfoIge pom Or. @uguf
&onia'5 @drnburAer Sropier, peI0e DOR Sabreu
er5ielt 1oNroen nn0 ictt beit6ti0t wsrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

cNIaNN' - ~ApElNlly NANJ wv
er5lelt 1oIroen uro iett ~bcitItigt Iperoen.
Gi5rrer GrfoIs-ge ptember 1875.
ct. 8on face, SPA.
Mlein So5t lit felt ~Idn0erer 8cit OIL einent
Nd8enletocn, lpelde5 teinem Der pieIet Gnges
r%ponotet Yiittel rpei5en poite. 9luf 9tnratben
zines 6reunbe5 9ebralt6te i'd Or. QlI!lt &Gs
nt9's 9antbtr9er Sropien itlo III turSer Seit
mar er wieOer ber9eiteut.
SbOmas0 1T.
Ht1@ II Sabren nbiges SeugniG beEdti0t.
st. 8on;foce, 8. Tebruar, 1887.
gor Sabreu lit mein Sobn an einem BELTS
tlgel NtaGenleioen. Gin 9tdGbar riet5 mir,
tbnt Or. Qluglit &6ntg's 6amburger Sropfen
gu geben, t6 hefolgte ben 9tatb iIt6 er murbe
9ebetlt. 9elte 1T er Elm s~eiunber unb trdftts
ger ian9er Nonn.
Sbos. DIT, 9Ofmeiter.
Sarge Bebraa6t-Sunt 1873.
Chandelier, 81. S.
Soon felt Sobren 0~ebroube i'd Or. Muauit
&ortg's SafnbIrger Gropfei:, fie rpirfcn INNER
aus9e5etbnet uno ioaten in feinem6ariefebIeu.
| s' 9ermqn &tttner.
Na9 9 Snbren.
.@lon6eter, 81. S., 2. Se6rlar, 1887.
- Serettntut9 be5euge t6, baB Or. QIguf
&ort9's 9antbIrger Sropfen mid DON Inuers
Dault9tett, etc. gebetlt babet uno fam i'd be
Antpe1olt9 btefes aitsgeaet9neten SeiImitteIs
MOT porm senug empfcbIen.
9ermah R~tttner.
THE CHARLES A. VoGELER CO., Baltimore, Md.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
1ttt freHnSeS 2SteO amctnanSer at
GetU 0D1tctt.

enpfie6It es ii6, Sic ~anetnon6er gu getpG6z
nen6en T6iere, beionberS Die i6tpG9eren
1nb f~trdtinmeren, an &opf utb 6alS, ioz
tpeit ais it6 iol6e berieheu unb beleGen
f0nnen, nit 8ranntpetn gu tpal6en. Die
friiber no6 10 fetnbli6en T6iere ioIen it6
barna6 gut p~ertragen, un6 IGBt it6 6as
Wttttel audi bann antpen6en, penn man
Die StanbpfdBe pedlelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
Observation-Disclosures

W Snn~bpirtbi6aftlt0e @egenitdnbe betrefenoe
@nfra9en Iinb an 9errn 0Ottlteb Sen1tg bOOet,
@emorD, g~tebr1Sfa, gu rt0ten.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
Murdered in = Court Room.

COLUMBUS, S. c., December 25.-A
murder occurred yesterday in the court
room in Chester, S q. ]. D. Ratteree, 3
prominent citizen, had made threats
against the life of the wife OF Jack Reed, a
colored man. The woman reported the
fact to her husband, who went to Justice
Leckee and swore ont peace warrant
against Ratteree, who was required TO aD'
pear before the Justice.
RAtteree's attorney opposed the giving
of the bonds, arguing the charge WAS not
well founded, and that the circumstances
did not warrant it. Reed and his wife
gave evidence, after which Ratteree was
required to give bond to keep the peace.
Immediately after the Justices decision
Ratteree, without moments warning,
drew pistol and shot Reed through the
heart. Ratteree left the office and has not
been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
A BLOODY RIOT.
A Gang of Roughs Attack a Saloon-FOur
of the Number Shot.

A Gang of Roughs Attack Saloon-FOur
of the Number Shot.
CINCINNATI, December 25.-At mid
night last night the Sheriff of Kenton
county, Ky, received telegram from the
toll gate keeper at Erlanger, village
about eight miles from CovingtOn, on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad. The tele-
gram read:
''Send officers. Bloody riot. JEFF
Childers"
The Sheriff and posse went from Gov
ingtOn. The facts of the case are that in
Boone county, Ky, prohibition prevails,
and Erlanger is near station for Boone
county boys to get liquor. They had been
assembling there Saturday nights and
drinking at John Connors' saloon. They
dislik,d Albert Gales, the barkeeper, and
having given him notice to quit, de-
cided last night to drive him away. They
got up u fight in the saloon late at
night and Gales put them ont. There
were seven in the gang. Gales barred the
door The gang returned and were re-
fused admission. They then smashed in
the windows with stones, and fred pistols
through the doors and windows. Gales
and his two companions returned the fire.
The assailants retired to reload and re-
turning, made rush at the house. The
three men within fired from the windows
with deadly effect
The outsiders shot were Rome Raspus,
in the thigh and arm; Frank Raspus, in
the head, very bad; Ben Stevens, in the
face, the ball lodging near the ear; John
Dorsey, in the breast and leg. The
wounded were taken in wagons to Flor
ence, Kentucky. The worst fighting was
from about II 30 till 1.3O, though shots
were fired at the saloon till after = o'clock
this morning. Oarrests have been made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
LIEUTENANT WILSON.
An Effort Being Made to Promote West
Virginia Officer.


Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 25.-A
number OF the West Virginia representa-
tives, together with prominent citizens
from the State, have called upon the Sec
retary of War during the past week urging
the promotion of Lieutenant James l..
Wilson, First Lieutenant of the Fourth
Artillery, U. S. A. Lieutenant Wilson is
now the commandant of cadets and Mill
tary Instructor al the West Virginia Uni
versity. He is urged for an early promo
ton to a captaincy in the army. Lieu
tenant Wilson's record is a splendid one,
and one probably not known to even the
people of the State among whom he lives.
He enlisted in the volunteer service in
1861, at the age OF Is years, and served
three years in the War of the Rebellion,
during which time he was prisoner OF
war in Richmond.
In 1865 he went West with his regiment
and did service against the Indians. He
was honOrably discharged at Omaha in
1865, and was appointed from West Vir-
ginia to West Point in 1870 and graduated
in 1874. fourth in class of Al members.
His services since graduation have been
principally in the West. where he partici-
pated in number of Indian campaigns;
and from 1890 to 1884 was acting Quarter
master.
it is thought his prospects for the pro-
motion are very good, the only doubt
about the matter being the antipathy Of
the Department to promote officers under
grade OF Colonel outside of the regular
order.
There will be two vacancies within the
next year, and if Wilson does not succeed
in securing one of them, it will not he the
fault of his friends. Wilson is a native of
West Virginia, and was born and raised
at Grafton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
RENoUNCEs CALvANISM.
A Presbyterian Minister AbJures 1t an
E,,hracas tba ANGLICAN ConfessIon,

A Presbyterian Minister AbJures 1t and
Embraces the Anglican Confession.
New YORK, December 25.-The Rev. b.
F. Campbell, who for the past FIVE years
has been pastor of the Presbyterian Church
at Florida, Orange county, n. Y, rendered
his resignation this morning in order to en-
ter the Protestant Episcopal Church. Mr..
Campbell is about % years of age, gradu-
atiRg at Princeton in 1880 and entering the
Presbyterian Church.
He has been advised by Bishop Potter, of
New York, and by Bishop Huntington, OF
Central New York, in whose diocese he is
Bishop Huntington is himself a convert
from the Unitarian belief.
As to the reason Mr.. Campbell gives for
abandoning the Presbyterian church, he
SAYS he cannot longer remain in a church
whose doctrines the people are unwilling
to hear, and which he cannot in their en-
tirety accept; that he has been led to the
Episcopal church, not so much because il
is the "true church" as because of its pro-
nounced efforts toward Christian unity.
The lines which would make the true
church, he sou, were more distinctly
drawn and emphasized in the Anglican
community than anywhere else in Protest
ant Christianity. He says that every
thing, for the last century, has been reach
ing toward the catholic tone and spirit ex-
pressed in the English prayer book, and
that the very opposite is true of the meta
physical creeds of the Reformation period,
especially with the Westminster confession.
Calviuism, he contends, means formU a
and separatism. The Protestant religion
is too fnucl matter of formula and opin-
ion. Instead of one Pope, We have mil
lions of Popes.